For example, my "Buy Box" is single family homes (at least 2bedrooms / prefer 3bedooms, turn-key ready (no rehabbing needed), in military towns.Property Type: Single Family / Multifamily (duplex/fourplex)Bedroom Count: 2bed/3bed, etcCondition: Distress (rehab needed) / Turn-key (no rehab)Location: Towns/States/Cities I hope this helps!

CrowdStreet has never had a losing deal since inception and I've cashed out deals in the mid 20's, not bad for investments secured by multi-family. 

that gives you some doors.. but I find a lot of folks if they are used to living in a home with a family etc.. moving into a 4 plex and living with their tenants is a non starter.. although for singles and newly married seems to work OK. 

Your target acquisition is "multi family 60 units and up," but you don't want to pay the $800/mo for CoStar?

He will not stretch values bc I talk to him about his family or we play golf or whatever.

A full family of rats had actually moved in, taking refuge in the cupboards that were still stocked with old food.Has any other landlord here ever had to deal with a renovation like this?

Hello BP Family,I am looking to acquire land in Houston for first multifamily development project.

The key is to make sure you can also get the max rent from your property and one way to accomplish that is to rent by the room instead of renting out the whole house to a family.

It also mean that the tenant's portion should not be over 40% of the family monthly income. - Now, to make sure you understand what I mean, if the reasonable rent and affordable rent is 1300 and you rent your unit at let's say 1100.

I have a prospective tenant that filled out an application.However I need some advice on qualifying this individual.The current rent is 3600The applicant is a family The Spouse doesnt work The main applicant gross W2 income is around $10000 monthThe monthly net income is $5700No car loan's No credit cards balancesThey pay $800 month on a personal loan.Since a rent check is written after net income is received.